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STOW on the WOLD NOVEMBER 2019 • ISSUE 190 Cotswoldtimes    STOW ON THE WOLD NOVEMBER 2019 • ISSUE 190 cotswoldtimes SEE PAGES 3, 8, 11, 40 & 48 FOR SPECIAL OFFERS PICK UP YOUR FREE COPY, LOCAL NEWS, COMMENT, EVENTS + FEATURES. Alain Rouveure Galleries l Gardens l Cafe & The Healing Sound Centre ...a Haven of Tranquillity, Products from Nepal and the Himalayas made by Talented Craftsmen All profits raised by the Galleries fund essential social projects in Nepal The Alain Rouveure Nepal Fund " Making a Difference Where it Matters " Todenham l Near Moreton-in-Marsh l Gloucestershire GL56 9NU Closed Mondays & Tuesdays . 01608 650 418 www. AlainRouveure.com Cotswold Times 2 | COTSWOLD TIMES Come and enjoy a warm welcome at The Fox Inn on the edge of the beautiful village green in Broadwell Classic pub dishes, seasonal specials and Christmas Party Menu look online at www.thefoxinnbroadwell.com BOOK NOW 01451 870909 Forthcoming Events Christmas Needle Felting Workshop Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd November 10am-4pm Forest School for Tots 14th & 22nd November 10.30am-12pm The Big Batsford Elf Hunt From 30th November to 5th January Photographer – Wayne Chudley Santa’s Grotto Soak up the last of the spectacular autumn colour at Batsford. 30th November & 1st December Browse our selection of plants and gifts and treat yourself to a home-baked lunch or afternoon tea in our café. Visit our website for full details! A perfect day out for all the family – including the dog! www.batsarb.co.uk Batsford Arboretum and Garden Centre, Batsford, Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 9AD 01386 701441 [email protected] COTSWOLD TIMES | 3 Cotswold Times - Stow on the Wold Contents - November 2019 luxury beauty salons FEATURES & LOCAL STORIES November 2019 12-13 Landscapes review Doesn’t Time go by quickly when you’re working a month or more ahead of the diary! We have been planning the 31 Sounds Alive - Nicholas John Christmas editions and collecting ideas for 2020. Every business will have been peering into their ‘crystal ball’ trying to plan ahead, but its difficult to be clear about anything ‘Post-Brexit’. REGULARS Next month we are including up-to-date lists of the Regular Events, the Village Hall contact details, and the A-Z list of Clubs, Associations, Societies, Etc.. 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Do contact us – our details are below. 30 Local Rotary & Lions Cotswold Times will be delivering our first 2020 editions at Cedar Therapy the end of January (we dont publish an edition for January). 32-33 Club Notices & Rural Cinemas Best wishes for Half Term Our wide range of targeted and Jenni results-driven treatments for 39 Book Reviews from Borzoi Books Jenni Turner, Editor face and body are renowned 46-47 LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY for the simply stunning results Our front cover photograph this month - ‘Morning Rays’ they help achieve. taken by Sarah Howard. (see her amazing website) www.sarahhowardphotography.com At the heart of every treatment are REPORTS and www.imageseen.co.uk powerful Essential Oils imparting 34-37 News from local Schools heavenly scents to relax the skin, body and mind. Every treatment 38 Crossword Answers Contact Cotswold Times is tailor-made to help meet your 44-45 News from Local Sports Clubs Editor: [email protected] precise needs. 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Every business will have been peering into their ‘crystal ball’ trying to plan ahead, but its difficult to be clear about anything ‘Post-Brexit’. REGULARS Next month we are including up-to-date lists of the Regular Events, the Village Hall contact details, and the A-Z list of Clubs, Associations, Societies, Etc.. It has been 14, 29, 42, Community, News and chatter, etc… 43 a while since we have tackled these, so we are expecting changes. 15 Crossword May I make an appeal here? We are really bad at mind-read- 17, 19, 20, Local Authority Information, Blood Donor ing and even worse at guessing. If you have changes at your 21 Sessions, Community Notices club, or a new club, new contact details, etc.. please dont leave it up to us – make sure we know! Our copydate for the 18 Planning News December editions is 12th November… The same applies to advertising your Christmas events, fairs 22 Local Church Services and carols, marketing your business and charity fundraising. 23 Events Diary We love receiving comments and content from readers and we are looking forward to articles, news, letters, events and photographs from across the Cotswold Times area arriving 24-29 Events: Festivals, Exhibitions, Concerts, Local Fundraising, Walks & more here next year. Do contact us – our details are below. 30 Local Rotary & Lions Cotswold Times will be delivering our first 2020 editions at the end of January (we dont publish an edition for January). 32-33 Club Notices & Rural Cinemas Best wishes for Half Term Jenni 39 Book Reviews from Borzoi Books Jenni Turner, Editor 46-47 LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Our front cover photograph this month - ‘Morning Rays’ taken by Sarah Howard. 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